Took my FE Exam...
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lol...the EE's had their own section though....I almost took the general becuase all the math questions off the bat were easy but it got more difficult so I just bit the bullet...lol...we shall see...luckily i already have a job so it doesnt matter either way if I pass or fail...SOme of my friends its a requirement and they forgot to sign up and now they can have the job but have to retake it in Oct. and if they fail they lose thier job..DOH! no pressure there..
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What industry are you guys all working in where you HAVE to take the FE exam to get a job? Facility design or something? I never took the exam, because I didn't see the need. Besides, in order to take the PE exam you have to work under PE for certain amount of time (varries by state) and most industries don't require a PE.
All civils need to take the FE exam IMO. If you're responsible for putting a roof over my head or a bridge under my feet, then you need to know your ****.
All civils need to take the FE exam IMO. If you're responsible for putting a roof over my head or a bridge under my feet, then you need to know your ****.
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What industry are you guys all working in where you HAVE to take the FE exam to get a job? Facility design or something? I never took the exam, because I didn't see the need. Besides, in order to take the PE exam you have to work under PE for certain amount of time (varries by state) and most industries don't require a PE.
All civils need to take the FE exam IMO. If you're responsible for putting a roof over my head or a bridge under my feet, then you need to know your ****.
All civils need to take the FE exam IMO. If you're responsible for putting a roof over my head or a bridge under my feet, then you need to know your ****.